The best Korean food in Chambersburg! The staff were so friendly, the atmosphere was warm and cozy,…read moreand the service was great. Definitely try their pork bulgogi. It was delicious! Highly recommend!

Have been coming here for over a decade. Their bulgogi is great. As is the bimbimnop. Super…read morefriendly staff and amazing food.

Big dining area. Great portions, super fatty. Waiter was good & friendly but service was a bit…read moreslow. Very smoky indoors so prepare yourselves to leave smelling like BBQ!! Floors were pretty slippery so you must becareful!!

KPot Korean Bbq and hot pot is the only hot pot place in the central PA area. You've got to head…read moreeither to Philly or Maryland for other options, which I only learned when my niece and nephew shared that they wanted to try hot pot for the first time. KPot is truly a gem! The atmosphere is modern with urban vibe decor. It's a cool place. And the service is excellent, from beginning to end. Our server helped us select our broth and gave us newcomers a lay of the hot pot land. You can order your hot pot add-ins by tablet on table-- and the food comes out without delay. I was pleasantly surprised by the speed at which our tablet selections were delivered to the table. Now onto the food and drink. We ordered the strawberry lemonade and regular milk teas. The strawberry lemonade was sweet but not overly so- very refreshing. And the kiddos reported that the milk teas was delicious. Now- onto the hot pot experience, which was so much fun! For broths, we tried the tomato, miso, and the spicy tom ka gha, which were all packed with flavor. Yum. KPot has a wide variety of meats and add ins for your hot pot. We tried the ribeye, brisket, beef tongue, pork, lamb, shumai, goyoza, octopus, eggplant, ramen, potato, and udon noodles. The beef tongue and the lamb were my favorites. But there was much more to try, we really only scratched the surface. I should also add that along with the all you can eat hot pot, there is also a little buffet with appetizers, desserts, and sauces. The kiddos enjoyed the freezer with ice cream options. KPot offers an all around well done hot pot experience in a cool atmosphere with fabulous service. I am certain we will be back next time I'm in the area. I'd say it is absolutely worth a visit.

Korean BBQ. What a great place…read more Restaurant staff is very helpful and friendly. Helped us cook our meal and explained how everything is done. Everything was delicious. Reasonably priced for the amount of food that we got. This is a Korean version of crab eating as it is a social meal. Fabulous place. Definitely recommend

Had a delightful visit at gogigo on a Wednesday night The…read morequality of the food was good and I like their dipping sauces better than other kbbqs. My server today was a young man named John. He was very professional and he sure knows his meat. He was very attentive and he had a nice voice. "Can I get anything for you guys?" "Can I get you guys any drinks?" He was welcoming and courteous. I am grateful for his hospitality. It made me want to eat more. He also helped introduce me to the ramen station, which paired wonderfully with the bbq. The interior was good. I like how it's not so huge inside that you have to look around for your server. Maybe it just felt that way because John was always nearby and ready for action.

A great experience at FengHuo. I highly recommend it - but make sure you go there hungry, otherwise…read moreit's a waste. Pros: - very fresh sushi and snack options - extremely quick service - massive amount of options and food - you will definitely not leave hungry (unless you did it wrong) - pleasant and friendly staff that served with a smile (which is rare nowadays) - clean tables and immaculately clean bathroom - refreshing of food options happened several times while we were there. - Different tables for varying party sizes Cons - Our host / server rattled off the descriptions very quickly once we sat down and it felt almost clinical and not very welcoming. It was also hard to understand him too. - Limited beverage list - Limited dessert options (but honestly, I had no space for dessert once I was done ) Suggestions - I would have loved a beef base broth as I am not a big mushroom fan. - More red meat options would be great (with less fat). Maybe a duck choice ? - A wine / beer / sake list would make for a more enjoyable evening and more profitable for the owners too.

5 stars! This was our family's first time at Feng Huo Hot Pot BBQ and Sushi, and we had a great…read moreexperience. Joy was so helpful and took the time to explain everything, including how to order extra items on the iPad. The food was fresh, the broth was flavorful, and we loved all the sauce bar options. We'll definitely be back!

Sapporo is a local favorite. I have been getting sushi and other dishes here for TEN years now, and…read moreI have never been disappointed. Upscale venue, great room with a large table for business meetings or dinner parties. Two seater tables as well for casual lunches. The owner has become a personal friend to nearly all of her regulars. If you get the pleasure to meet Nikki, you will be met with a huge smile and the warmest welcome that would make you feel like family. Don't feel like eating in? Order to-go. The. Quality. Never. Changes. The packaging is secure, yes, especially even the miso soup.

Poor Service A Menue that's Not Appealing and The Food is Not Good. No I Would Not Recommend Them…read moreat All..And I Definitely Won't Return

When I moved to Hagerstown I did not expect there to be a good sushi restaurant. Sure there were…read moreChinese restaurants that offered sushi as a side thought but they were just that a side thought; skinny rolls, room temperature and just not what I was looking for For. I have been all over the state of Maryland looking for good sushi and guess what some of the best is right here in Hagerstown at Wasabi. The restaurant is always clean and the portions are always good sized. Reasonably priced, although they have gone up in the past couple years like everything else. The staff is always very kind and considerate. And I swear I've watched the one kid grow up from being a child at a table doing his homework to now he's the waiter. They are closed on Mondays which is unfortunate, but everybody needs a day off. I miss the days of green tea coming in the tea pot with a little cup. It comes in a coffee cup now in a teabag and it's nearly 3 dollars for a cup of tea but I can't stand drinking soda with Asian food it just doesn't mesh well. I recently tried sushi in Rockville and Baltimore just, because why not, and when my son and I went to wasabi last week we both started laughing when the food came out because the presentation was better and the flavor was better and the size was better and it was just all around better. I don't know what else to say. Oh did I mention that the restaurant always clean and the people are always super nice?

If you're up for a fresh low-key sushi joint, Wasabi is the place to go. Surprisingly, their fish…read moreis pretty fresh and I think the price point on all the dishes are quite solid whether you order spicy tuna rolls or a sashimi combination plate. The service was pretty solid and I would say that their non-sushi options are just as solid too. I'd definitely return.

My favorite sushi place in Hagerstown! The owners are so sweet, and the service is always amazing…read more Their sushi is always fresh, and everything I've tried has been delicious. The ambiance is also very welcoming and makes it a great place to enjoy a meal, whether you're going with friends or family. This is also the place where my love for salmon belly began--and I've been obsessed ever since! It's definitely one of those places I keep coming back to.

Consistently 10/10!!! Freshest sushi around. This time was a takeout order, always the nicest…read morecustomer service and quick pick ups. Thank you!!

Finally authentic dulsot bibimbap! The quality of the bulgogi, kimchi, and pickled radish is…read moreexcellent. I was impressed with the fact that the clay pot was super hot like it is supposed to be. Sogongdong Tofu House is the real deal!

I ordered the chicken bulgogi and it was just okay. It looked amazing but it needed more of the…read moresauce and some salt. It was not really seasoned at all.

Gogi 92 is a place to go for delicious high quality Korean bbq!! With excellent friendly service in…read morea relaxed atmosphere. They have all the classic cuts of meat that you would expect at a Korean bbq restaurant in high quality and a plus is special cuts of meats that you wouldn't be able get at an average Korean bbq restaurant. Carefully seasoned meat like jumulleok (주물럭) and galbi was perfectly marinated and cook just right, it melts in your mouth. Meat was tender, juicy and rich. Is a must try! I usually don't like pork belly because some have the gamey smell and taste, but Gogi 92 pork belly tasted clean and nutty buttery. They have different types of wagyu meat. I very much enjoyed their picanha wagyu and their Australian wagyu. It paired so well with their pickled Perilla leaves and wasabi. All the meats we got were perfectly cooked and placed on a plate for us to enjoy. And cannot forget about their side dishes. I've been to too many Korean bbq restaurants that serves mediocre side dishes. Gogi 92 serves homemade side dishes that makes you feel like you are eating in Korea. You can tell that they have put a lot of thought into creating each dishes. Under new management, new improvements, and lots of delicious upgrades! They have many other dishes to try, we will be going back for more! Leesburg is lucky they have Gogi 92 in their neighborhood! I'd go eat here everyday!

One of my friends had Gogi 92 on his DMV AYCE KBBQ bucket list after hearing it was supposedly the…read more"best Asian restaurant in Loudoun County." Leesburg is not exactly an easy trek, especially on a Friday evening, but we had to commit. The AYCE KBBQ option was $45 per person, which included a selection of meats, banchan, salad, rice, steamed egg, and soybean stew. A bit pricy, but we saw galbi on the menu, so obviously we had to go for it. Between the four of us, we ordered: - 4 beef briskets - 2 pork belly - 3 LA galbi - 1 thinly sliced pork belly - 1 marinated pork rib - a couple steamed eggs, one japchae, a few corn cheeses, one soybean stew, and many, many rounds of banchan and salad. We truly wanted to try everything, and we were all incredibly stuffed at the end. MEATS I thought the brisket had more fat than meat, which was a little too much for me. The pork belly, however, was a different story. I loved the way our server grilled it, cutting it into small strips and rendering the fat on each side until it was crispy on the outside while still tender and fatty inside. It ended up being our favorite of the night! The LA galbi didn't taste particularly high quality. The meat felt flimsy rather than having the firm, meaty tenderness that I typically expect from galbi. The thinly sliced pork belly was practically bacon-thin and got really crispy. Not my favorite, but it could be yours. Lastly, the marinated pork rib was a bit disappointing because none of us particularly liked the sauce. SIDES My favorite side was definitely the steamed egg, which was fluffy, jiggly, and exactly what I wanted between rounds of meat. The corn cheese on the other hand, had a weird sweetness to it that I didn't love. We continuously cleared the banchan throughout the night and were served multiple rounds, so no complaints there. Overall, the food was a 3.5/5 at best, but I'm bumping the overall review to a 4/5 because our server was great and patiently put up with listening to our awful stories all night. Lastly, I highly recommend not skipping rice like I did. I wanted to eat as much meat as possible and maximize my experience at Gogi 92, but it caused me more damage than I needed. I definitely could have used some rice to balance out all the fat and grease.

I was craving some korean food and being in West Virginia, there is not too many korean food…read moreplaces. So when I saw this near to my location at the time I had to try it. Walking in, it is a very cute place. It's in a college environment so it's made for a quick grab eatery or a sit down spot to enjoy. It opened at 11 am and we were on the first people in. In ordered their tuna ahi poke and my husband ordered their chicken ramen. For drinks I got the Caribbean Sunset tea with mango balls. The wait was a little long, but we understood because they had just opened and the waiter also said they were short staffed so we didn't complain. Our food then came but they were on to go containers. I'm not sure if when you order you're to specify if we are eating in or out, or because it's a college town the service is meant for to go eatery ware. My husband's soup came in a to go cup. I wasn't a fan of that because it was hard to enjoy a soup full of ramen and I love taking photos of meals, his just wasn't appetizing. He said it was very delicious and aromatic, so at least he enjoyed his meal. My ahi tuna was good. Tons of of the sriracha sauce, it was a little too much because you don't really taste the tuna by it self. It was a good plate but I would like to have a little more flavor, maybe more sesame oil and a drizzle of soy sauce, otherwise it was good.

3.5 stars The Green…read morePineapple is a cute Asian-fusion restaurant in historic Shepherdstown, West Virginia. It's bright, airy and its patrons range from pre-teens, couples, families and retirees. I ordered the bibimbap and enjoyed it, but the "red sauce"/gochujang was a little overwhelming; however, I loved the pickled cucumbers. I also ordered one of the milk teas and was disappointed. I selected Thai Tea and found it to be very bland. The milk tea is more of a blended drink made with powdered creamer. The milk teas would be so much better with just real milk or half and half, but I know high costs for ingredients put a strain on restaurants. I enjoyed the food and would definitely return to try out some of the other dishes, but I the milk tea is not something I'd buy again.